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Masacres en las cárceles de Ecuador

El motín más violento del país suramericano dejó como saldo 118 muertos, entre ellos decapitados. El ataque agrava la crisis carcelaria y llevó al presidente Guillermo Lasso a declarar estado de excepción en todo el sistema penitenciario

TOPSHOT - Inmates hold signs while standing atop a roof at the Regional 8 prison, next to the penitentiary, in the outskirts of Guayaquil, Ecuador, on October 2, 2021. - Inmates fired at police officers this Saturday in the same prison that a riot left at least 118 dead, including six beheaded, earlier this week. Ecuador deployed on the eve thousands of police and soldiers to secure its violent prisons as relatives of convicts caught up in one of South America's deadliest inmate riots clamored for news about their fate. (Photo by Fernando M�ndez / AFP)
TOPSHOT - Inmates hold signs while standing atop a roof at the Regional 8 prison, next to the penitentiary, in the outskirts of Guayaquil, Ecuador, on October 2, 2021. - Inmates fired at police officers this Saturday in the same prison that a riot left at least 118 dead, including six beheaded, earlier this week. Ecuador deployed on the eve thousands of police and soldiers to secure its violent prisons as relatives of convicts caught up in one of South America's deadliest inmate riots clamored for news about their fate. (Photo by Fernando M�ndez / AFP) FERNANDO MENDEZ

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Ecuador enfrentó su peor crisis carcelaria esta semana. Un motín que comenzó el martes dejó como saldo 118 fallecidos y casi 80 heridos, en la antigua Penitenciaría del Litoral, en Guayaquil, y encendió las alarmas en el país suramericano. Al menos cinco personas fueron decapitadas y se registró un número “amplio” de mutilaciones, dijo un funcionario del gobierno.

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